LiTHOS Group Joins Alabama Mobility and Power Center
LiTHOS Group has announced its membership in the Alabama Mobility and Power (AMP) Center, joining forces with partners such as The University of Alabama, Alabama Power, and Mercedes-Benz U.S. International. This collaboration places LiTHOS at the forefront of electric vehicle (EV) and mobility innovation.
The AMP Center is a research and development hub focused on EV and battery technologies, covering the entire ecosystem from raw material extraction to battery recycling. It unites government, academic, and industry partners to advance Alabama's EV infrastructure, stimulate economic development, and train a specialized workforce.
Scott Taylor, CEO of LiTHOS, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, highlighting Alabama's talented workforce and supportive government as key factors for the company's testing and R&D facilities. The collaboration aims to connect industry partners and government agencies, fostering workforce development and scaling operations in the state.
LiTHOS's participation in the AMP Center reinforces its commitment to advancing its patent-pending AcQUA technology. The partnership will leverage the center's network to address critical challenges in lithium extraction and battery technology, promoting the growth and sustainability of the EV sector.
Brad Whisenant, Consortium Development Manager at the AMP Center, welcomed LiTHOS, anticipating collaborative projects that will benefit the entire EV ecosystem.
Judson Lacapra, Chief Development Officer at LiTHOS, emphasized the importance of a collaborative approach to industry challenges, such as eliminating evaporation ponds and improving lithium extraction efficiency. He expressed honor in joining AMP and contributing to its success.
Alabama ranks among the top five states for automobile exports, with the AMP Center serving as a hub for research, workforce training, and economic development. Major partners, including Mercedes-Benz and Alabama Power, position the center to lead advancements in EV technology and infrastructure.
